CES
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Force for Good in partnership with the World Academy of Art and Science presented on the Human Security for All Platform at CES on the intersection of technology and solutions to the world’s major issues.
Launch of 2025 Report “Catalyzing New Markets Globally, Technology as a Force for Good”
Force for Good launched its report with the message:
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“Technology can help catalyse US$15 trillion of opportunities across the world, driving development worldwide, and doing so requires policy execution so that need is turned into opportunity.”
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This is a message fit for the times as the markets are increasingly driving unprecedented value. The report identifies the leading technologies that can address the immediate opportunity and the ones that are the likely determinants of geopolitical power in the decades to come.
Digital Health: The Next Frontier in Tech-Driven Wellness, presented by HS4A
Cutting-edge technologies reshaping patient care, diagnosis, and wellness. How tech can benefit 4.5 billion people without basic health care.
Panel:
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Ketan Patel, Chair, Force for Good; CEO, Greater Pacific Capital (Moderator)
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Pedro Conceição, Director Human Development Report, United Nations Development Programme
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Nan-Wei Gong, CEO, FIGUR8
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John Williams, Breast Cancer Surgeon, President's Cancer Panel (2019-22)
How AI Can Close The $3 Trillion Education Gap, presented by HS4A
How AI can bridge the huge education gap by enhancing access, personalized learning, and innovation in underfunded systems.
Panel:
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Garry Jacobs, President, World Academy of Art & Science (Moderator)
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Amanda Ellis, Executive Director, ASU Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability and Innovation
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Unique Morris-Hughes, Director / Secretary of Labor, District of Columbia Department of Employment Services
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Ralph Wolff, Board Member, Human Security For All (HS4A)